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Here is the rubric I created for our Tom Sawyer Haiku assignment.  By giving a copy to the students before they began, they had something to reference as they were creating their poems.   
 
To see an example of a student's completed haiku, go to the "Inside the Classroom" page and click on "Student Work Samples"


Tom Sawyer Haiku

 

Name: ________________________

Teacher: Ms. Resti

 

Date : ___________________

Title of Work: ___________________

 

Criteria

Points

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2

3

4

 

Follows the correct Haiku form

Has three lines but none have correct number of syllables

Has three lines and one has the correct number of syllables

Has three lines and two have the correct number of syllables

Has three lines and all have the correct number of syllables

____

The content of the poem is appropriate and accurate

Poem is not about Tom Sawyer

Poem is about Tom but does not give correct character traits or describe an event accurately

Poem is about Tom and is correct but does not give specific information

Poem provides specific information about Tom's character or an event he experiences

____

Word choice, grammar conventions, and sentence fluency

Many grammar and spelling mistakes; poor word choice

Some grammar and spelling mistakes; word choice is not creative

Grammar and spelling are correct; word choice not very creative

Grammar and spelling are correct; word choice is creative -each line is different but has a rhythm and flow to it

____

Teacher Comments:

 

 

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